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Dear Experts,
I gave my 3rd official attempt in the past week.
I got 640. (Q47, V31, AWA 6, IR 5)
I have attached my ESR.
A little insight before you go through my ESR.
I have been preparing for more than a year now.
I had given several mocks before the official attempt, where in my Quant score was the same as the official quant score (Q 47).
But my verbal score, used to be around 37-39. I wouldn't say that i was confident that i would get official verbal score in the same range, because my verbal score fluctuated a lot during the mock exams. BTW i have given mocks from GMAT CLUB, EXPERTS GLOBAL, MANHATTAN and OFFICIAL MOCKS.
I knew that my SC skills were strong, that my CR skills were good and that my RC skills needed improvement. Despite the similar outcome visible outcome visible in my ESR, my CR percentile is much lower than that of RC.
I need your advice to build up my RC and CR skills and also let me know of any other information that you deduce from my ESR.
GMATWHIZ, E-GMAT, Target Test Prep, Veritas Prep, Experts' Global, EMPOWERgmatRichC
Thanking you in anticipation.
I gave my 3rd official attempt in the past week.
I got 640. (Q47, V31, AWA 6, IR 5)
I have attached my ESR.
A little insight before you go through my ESR.
I have been preparing for more than a year now.
I had given several mocks before the official attempt, where in my Quant score was the same as the official quant score (Q 47).
But my verbal score, used to be around 37-39. I wouldn't say that i was confident that i would get official verbal score in the same range, because my verbal score fluctuated a lot during the mock exams. BTW i have given mocks from GMAT CLUB, EXPERTS GLOBAL, MANHATTAN and OFFICIAL MOCKS.
I knew that my SC skills were strong, that my CR skills were good and that my RC skills needed improvement. Despite the similar outcome visible outcome visible in my ESR, my CR percentile is much lower than that of RC.
I need your advice to build up my RC and CR skills and also let me know of any other information that you deduce from my ESR.
GMATWHIZ, E-GMAT, Target Test Prep, Veritas Prep, Experts' Global, EMPOWERgmatRichC
Thanking you in anticipation.
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04 Mar 2023, 06:48
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Hi Vivek.
I said what you need to hear in the following post and videos.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
I said what you need to hear in the following post and videos.
How to Score High on GMAT Verbal
04 Mar 2023, 16:00
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This person went from a V31 to a V40 (retake) in about 30 days. May be some quick tips/resources mentioned you can check out.
Based on your ESR, consider using time markers for time management. On Q4 Verbal, for example, your avg. time was 1:11 but on all the others they were over 1:45. Have suggested Manhattan-Prep's 6th Edition for CR to students.
